1928
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19280413103
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Verhalten von Gasen in Feinschaum

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“…This shows that only adsorbed water reacts with CaC2 to yield C2H2. In a similar study, Eck and Biesalski [4] came to the same conclusion, based on measuring the carbide conversion by weighing the bed. Villelume [3] explained the slow reaction of water vapour with calcium carbide by the large difference in the number of water molecules per unit volume between condensed water and water vapour at the same pressure and temperature.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…This shows that only adsorbed water reacts with CaC2 to yield C2H2. In a similar study, Eck and Biesalski [4] came to the same conclusion, based on measuring the carbide conversion by weighing the bed. Villelume [3] explained the slow reaction of water vapour with calcium carbide by the large difference in the number of water molecules per unit volume between condensed water and water vapour at the same pressure and temperature.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 74%